weird question... for the developers

[Etruscan]

i noticed that when i install infiltration + other maps/camos/mods for it, some of the stuff is put into "C:\UnrealTournament" directory and others go into "C:\UnrealTournament\Infiltration" directory... (into wherever it's supposed to go like "maps" ... bla bla) since i play other mods it makes it a bitch to keep track of everything that i installed for infiltration. how can i install everthing into "C:\UnrealTournament\Infiltration" so i can keep track of it...

 

[Freon]

nothing for Inf should go in the "C:\UnrealTournament" directories. Put everything under the Infiltration subdirectory and you should be fine

 

[Demosthanese]

Freon, mutators go in UT, IIRC. Maps, camos, etc all go in ut/inf, but mutators and only mutators go in ut.

 

[Beppo]

and int files in general too of course...
It can result in 'loops' if an int file is present in a subfolder and within the system folder for example. And sometimes the int files are not 'found' within the subfolders.
That's the reason for simply placing all int files within the system folder too.

BUT nothing from our installs goes into the UnrealTournament folder itself.

 

[=CreepingShadow=]

i noticed that when i install infiltration + other maps/camos/mods for it, some of the stuff is put into "C:\UnrealTournament" directory and others go into "C:\UnrealTournament\Infiltration" directory... (into wherever it's supposed to go like "maps" ...

You can get away with just placing the map file alone into Infiltration\maps, and all the rest can go into the appropriate UT folders. This way the INF folders aren't ever congested with unknown files, and it's always easy enough to tell if a map is INF or not. The exception to this is with camos, one file goes UT\system, the other in the inf\textures\camo folder. Mutes go into UT.

Edit: yeah, nevermind.